ATP Prize Money Leaders Update | Jannik Sinner rises into contention after Indian Wells title

The ATP Prize Money Leaders have been updated after the last week of action which saw Jannik Sinner crowned as the champion at Indian Wells.

Sinner defeated Daniil Medvedev in the final who is quickly emerging to become one of the real stars of the season after also winning in Dubai despite the great escape that followed that saw him have to trek over to Indian Wells.

But in the end it was worth it as it showed as he reached the final. Carlos Alcaraz as well as ATP Rankings remained on top of the Prize Money Leaders as expected. But as for the rest of the old top 10, Alex de Minaur who has been second for some time is down two spots.

He moves down to fourth. Novak Djokovic shoots down to sixth from third and given he will miss MIami also, he will go down further. Alexander Zverev had a good week and only went down one spot. While Medvedev's run saw him go up two spots to third from 5th.

Ben Shelton, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Taylor Fritz went down to seventh, eighth and ninth while Jannik Sinner went up seven spots to second in the ATP Prize Money Leaders after scooping the title.

Hubert Hurkacz who was in the top 10 but has fell out of it to 11th. Notable climbers to make new entries include Jack Draper who is into 65th after his good week in California before losing to Medvedev. Joao Fonseca is up to 64th also while Grigor Dimitrov, Martin Damm, Benjamin Bonzi also enter the top 100. Dimitrov up to 88th, Damm to 99th and 100th for Bonzi.

Albeit some drops have happened with Jaume Munar down from 44th to 55th. Eliot Spizzirri is down from 47th to 61st. Vit Kopriva is also down from 42nd to 45th.

(as per livetennis.eu)